Someone once told me, “there’s no worse bourbon than T.W. Samuels.” They were wrong. T.W. Samuels actually isn’t bourbon. It is what we call a Kentucky Blended Whiskey. What does that even mean? I’m not really sure, other than it means that it doesn’t meet the requirements to be labeled bourbon. T.W. Samuels does taste like death though.
Let’s start by saying that this stuff is cheap. I’ve ready some other reviews that argue that for $8, this stuff is really good. That logic makes no sense to me. That’s like saying McDonald’s is a great hamburger since it’s only $1. It’s still awful, it’s just cheap. That doesn’t change the fact that it tastes awful, it just means you wasted less money buying it.
Just stay away from T.W. Samuels. If you’re that broke that this is all you can afford, you’re probably better off just saving the money to help pay the bills.
Unfortunately my friend, you are incorrect. T.W. Samuels is an incredible blended bourbon. It’s sweet flavor mixed with the incredible wastedness it provides, coupled with the incredible price makes the perfect blend of awesomeness.
First off I’m from Texas and I shoot whiskey. Yes, I drink Lone Star beer and enjoy [ladies]. TW Samuels is a great friend and after you hang out with him for a week or two, he will be yours as well.
I make plenty of money and would rather hang with TW over Jim, Jack, or Jamieson any day of the week.
Thanks
Jimmy
Epic Post. I agree T.W. is fantastic and the author in this review clearly has no clue what a fine whiskey is supposed to taste like.
The one sold in TN is 6YO Bourbon. Since its made by Heaven Hill, I imagine its more aged than say even Evan Williams Black Label and here its a little cheaper and ninety proof.
I got turned on to this drink in Kans. and thought it really tasted great! The price was unreal. If anyone out there knows of where to buy this in Denver…please pass it on to me.
Thanks so much__Jerry
I totally disagree with the reveiw… These guys been around for awhile Im sure they know how to make good whiskey. Plus in a blind taste test 99% of people couldnt tell the difference from Samuels and Makers Mark anyway.